The full Wellington Phoenix women’s schedule has been unveiled for the club’s eagerly awaited 20th season.
The Phoenix women will play at least seven of their 10 home matches at their Porirua Park fortress, starting from Sunday, November 15 as the ground is unavailable for the opening month of their campaign.
As revealed yesterday, the women will open their season with a grand final rematch against Melbourne City at Hnry Stadium on Sunday, October 18.
They will return to the Ring of Fire the following Sunday to play host to Melbourne Victory, with both matches to be double-headers with the Phoenix men.
The venue for the women’s first fixture of February has yet to be confirmed but the club are looking at a potential double-header outside Wellington.
Seven of their 10 home matches are on Sunday afternoons with three on Saturdays, two of which are on back-to-back weekends in January.
Phoenix head coach Bev Priestman has welcomed the full fixture release.
“We now know what we’re working towards over the next eight weeks,” Priestman said.
“It’s great to kick-off our season in Wellington, and to host both Melbourne sides in the opening two weeks will be a great test for us as they’re historically very difficult teams to beat.
“Being part of two double-headers at Hnry Stadium will give more of our fans a chance to see the team in action before we return to our Porirua Park home.
“It’s also good to make the long away trip to Perth and Adelaide back-to-back and get it out of the way early in the season.
“We can’t wait to get going again as the off season has felt far too long.
“We’re looking forward to being reunited with our fans to try and recreate what we achieved last season and more.”
Wellington Phoenix memberships are available now, with tickets on sale next month.
Wellington Phoenix women’s fixtures for the 2026-27 Ninja A-League (home matches in bold, all kick-off times in NZT):
MW 1 – 12:15pm Sunday, October 18 vs Melbourne City – Hnry Stadium
MW 2 – 12:15pm Sunday, October 25 vs Melbourne Victory – Hnry Stadium
MW 3 – 11:45pm Sunday, November 1 @ Perth Glory – HBF Park
MW 4 – 9pm Friday, November 6 @ Adelaide United – Service FM Stadium
MW 5 – 3pm Sunday, November 15 vs Sydney FC – Porirua Park
MW 6 – 6:50pm Friday, November 20 vs Western Sydney Wanderers – CommBank Stadium
International break – November 24-December 5
MW 7 – 7pm Saturday, December 12 @ Canberra United – McKellar Park
MW 8 – 3pm Sunday, December 20 vs Brisbane Roar – Porirua Park
MW 9 – 6:50pm Tuesday, December 29 @ Melbourne Victory – AAMI Park
MW 10 – 7pm Friday, January 1 @ Newcastle Jets – TBC
MW 11 – 5pm Saturday, January 9 vs Central Coast Mariners – Porirua Park
MW 12 – 5pm Saturday, January 16 vs Perth Glory – Porirua Park
MW 13 – 7pm Sunday, January 24 @ Melbourne City – ctrl:cyber Pitch
MW 14 – BYE
MW 15 – TBC Saturday, February 6 vs Western Sydney Wanderers – TBC
MW 16 – 3pm Sunday, February 14 vs Adelaide United – Porirua Park
MW 17 – 7pm Saturday, February 20 @ Sydney FC – TBC
International break – February 23-March 6
MW 18 – 3pm Sunday, March 14 vs Newcastle Jets – Porirua Park
MW 19 – 9pm Friday, March 19 @ Brisbane Roar – Spencer Park
MW 20 – 3pm Sunday, March 28 vs Canberra United – Porirua Park
MW 21 – 5pm Saturday, April 3 @ Central Coast Mariners – polytec Stadium
MW 22 – BYE
Wellington Phoenix men’s and women’s fixtures for the 2026-27 A-Leagues (home matches in bold, all kick-off times in NZT):
ALW MW 1 – 12:15pm Sunday, October 18 vs Melbourne City – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 1 – 3pm Sunday, October 18 vs Melbourne Victory – Hnry Stadium
ALW MW 2 – 12:15pm Sunday, October 25 vs Melbourne Victory – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 2 – 3pm Sunday, October 25 vs Central Coast Mariners – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 3 – 5pm Saturday, October 31 @ Newcastle Jets – McDonald Jones Stadium
ALW MW 3 – 11:45pm Sunday, November 1 @ Perth Glory – HBF Park
ALW MW 4 – 9pm Friday, November 6 @ Adelaide United – Service FM Stadium
ALM MW 4 – 5pm Saturday, November 7 @ Auckland FC – Go Media Stadium
ALW MW 5 – 3pm Sunday, November 15 vs Sydney FC – Porirua Park
ALM international break – November 9-17
ALW MW 6 – 6:50pm Friday, November 20 vs Western Sydney Wanderers – CommBank Stadium
ALM MW 5 – 3pm Sunday, November 22 vs Macarthur FC – Hnry Stadium
ALW international break – November 24-December 5
ALM MW 6 – 3pm Sunday, November 29 vs Adelaide United – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 7 – BYE
ALW MW 7 – 7pm Saturday, December 12 @ Canberra United – McKellar Park
ALM MW 8 – 7pm Sunday, December 13 @ Western Sydney Wanderers – CommBank Stadium
ALM MW 9 – 5pm Saturday, December 19 vs Auckland FC – Hnry Stadium
ALW MW 8 – 3pm Sunday, December 20 vs Brisbane Roar – Porirua Park
ALW MW 9 – 6:50pm Tuesday, December 29 @ Melbourne Victory – AAMI Park
ALM MW 10 – 9pm Tuesday, December 29 @ Melbourne Victory – AAMI Park
ALW MW 10 – 7pm Friday, January 1 @ Newcastle Jets – TBC
ALM MW 11 – 5pm Saturday, January 2 vs Newcastle Jets – Hnry Stadium
ALW MW 11 – 5pm Saturday, January 9 vs Central Coast Mariners – Porirua Park
ALM MW 12 – 7pm Sunday, January 10 @ Melbourne City – AAMI Park
ALM MW 13 – 9:40pm Thursday, January 14 @ Macarthur FC – Campbelltown Stadium
ALW MW 12 – 5pm Saturday, January 16 vs Perth Glory – Porirua Park
ALM MW 14 – 7pm Saturday, January 23 @ Brisbane Roar – Kayo Stadium
ALW MW 13 – 7pm Sunday, January 24 @ Melbourne City – ctrl:cyber Pitch
ALW MW 14 – BYE
ALM MW 15 – 5pm Saturday, January 30 vs Perth Glory – Hnry Stadium
ALW MW 15 – TBC Saturday, February 6 vs Western Sydney Wanderers – TBC
ALM MW 16 – 5pm Saturday, February 6 vs Western Sydney Wanderers – TBC
ALM MW 17 – 5pm Saturday, February 13 @ Auckland FC – Go Media Stadium
ALW MW 16 – 3pm Sunday, February 14 vs Adelaide United – Porirua Park
ALM MW 18 – BYE
ALW MW 17 – 7pm Saturday, February 20 @ Sydney FC – TBC
ALW international break – February 23-March 6
ALM MW 19 – 6pm Sunday, February 28 @ Melbourne City – AAMI Park
ALM MW 20 – 3pm Saturday, March 6 vs Sydney FC – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 21 – 7pm Saturday, March 13 @ Central Coast Mariners – polytec Stadium
ALW MW 18 – 3pm Sunday, March 14 vs Newcastle Jets – Porirua Park
ALW MW 19 – 9pm Friday, March 19 @ Brisbane Roar – Spencer Park
ALM MW 22 – 5pm Saturday, March 20 vs Macarthur FC – Hnry Stadium
ALM international break – March 22-30
ALW MW 20 – 3pm Sunday, March 28 vs Canberra United – Porirua Park
ALM MW 23 – 9:40pm Friday, April 2 @ Adelaide United – Coopers Stadium
ALW MW 21 – 5pm Saturday, April 3 @ Central Coast Mariners – polytec Stadium
ALW MW 22 – BYE
ALM MW 24 – 7pm Friday, April 9 vs Brisbane Roar – Hnry Stadium
ALW international break – April 13-24
ALM MW 25 – 5pm Saturday, April 17 vs Newcastle Jets – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 26 – 5pm, Saturday, April 24 vs Melbourne City – Hnry Stadium
ALM MW 27 – 11:45pm Friday, April 30 @ Perth Glory – HBF Park
ALM MW 28 – 9:40pm Friday, May 7 @ Sydney FC – Allianz Stadium
